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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-14
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Owners Of property interests will
breathe more freely, with a man Of
ability and integrity, in the person Of
Mr. Jonathan Austin, occupying the Of
fee Of Registrar Of Conveyances.
Chicago shows signs of dawning
civilization. A coal mining agent named
Abbott went to one McGarigle, pub
lie official, to solicit the coal contract
for the county. McGarigle said; eve
must have $fI, 1000 for it. You must
bring the money to me at the hospital.
| will not come for it," The $11,ooo
was taken to the hospital and paid to
McGarigle and the contract was award
ed to Abbott. Missionaries may be
sent from the Hawaiian Islands to
more destitute fields in warmer climes
before Chicago is occupied.
That such radical change should
be made in affairs, as Hawaii has ex.
perienced within two weeks, without
anybody's skin being scratched or pune.
tured, should give the country a high
reputation abroad Only let the work
Of clean and judioious administration
go smoothly on for a month or two
and there is little doubt that means fol
both public and private enterprises car
be procured on easy terms in the lead
ing money markets Of the world. TIL,
Hilo railroad, the Honolulu stree
railroad, colonization, irrigation, etc.
may be all expected under good govern
ment to come along in rapid course.
A recent article IN the Londor
.Sfahisf opposes the agitation on behal
Of English rehners and colonial can,
sugar planters, for the imposition Of
countervailing duty against bounty-fec
beet sugar 1t points out that the de
preston in prices, so severely felt b,
rehners and planters Of cane sugar, i
Of great and probably lasting sdvan
toge to many trades part Of whose raw
material is sugar. as we'll as beneficial
to the consuming public. The reduc
ton Of the sugar bounty in the UniteC
States, the collapse OF the syst, m il
Russia, the sickening Of Austria, tn,
firing Of Germany, and the weakening
Of France on the same thing, are citet
by the SfafiSt, on the other hand, q
encouragement to the cane sugar peo
pie At the same time il mistrusts tn
growing democratic tendencies Of tn
English public to the extent of fearinI
that free trade principles may be de
parted from by imposing countervail
ing duty.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-14

In actual Surplus namely the excess Of &C.
eumulased funds over liabiiiies); in Premium
Incomes In the amount OF Assurance in force
on It's books, the Equitable Life Assurance
Society Of the United States exceeds every
other life assurance coupany,and may be Justly
regarded as the largest and strongest lie as.
suranee organization in the World,
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decrease Of Premium Income, sa,sro.47s.4o
Increase Of Surplus -four per
cent basisl, Sa,4oo,636.6J
Increase Of Assets, SS,os7. oSs. az
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New Assurance written IN 1856, Sur, $40. zos
Total Outstanding Assurance, $4iI,77o.ooS
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-14
SMITHS PLANETARY ALMANAC AMI
WEATHER GUIDE FOR 1887.

With directions when to plant to
obtain the best results, calculated for
these Islands, according to the theory
of Lunar Influence on Vegetation.
Also weather forecasts that have been
found accurate even for this latitude.
This Almanac will be sent free to all
subscribers of
"THE DAILY HERALD"
Throughout the Islands paying sub
scription one month or more in ad
vance, as long as the stock on hand
may last.
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3 CASH SURPLUS,

Under this settlement, the policy
holder wilhdraws the surplus in
cash, and retains the original
policy, continuing the payment
OF premiums, less annual divi.
dends.
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q. PAID-UP VALUE.

II the poliey.holder select
this settlement, as the paid.up
value IS larger than the original
amount Of assurance, a satisiac-
tory certificate OF good health
must be furnished, or the excess
must be drawn on a cash basis.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-14

Owners Of property interests will
breathe more freely, with a man Of
ability and integrity, in the person Of
Mr. Jonathan Austin, occupying the Of
fee Of Registrar Of Conveyances.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-14

The longer period of accumulation which
the 2o-yeaI policies enjoy renders them the
most desirable for those who, seeking absolute
protection at the lowest "Life" rate, desire
also the largeslTeturns in case they live: osaass
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rwENTY-YEARroNTINE PERIOD

The Free Tontine Policy Of the Equitable
Lille Assurance Society is unrestricted after
one year, inconiestable after two years,
and IS then PAYABLE in the event of death,
Immediately upon the receipt Of satisfactory
proofs of death.
II guarantees full share of the surplus
earned, and being issued by a Society holding
Larger Surplus than any other
Assurance Company,
May be expected to show larger profits than
the policies of any other company
In addition TO the advantages above cited.
the Equitable now guarantees full return Of
Az premiums paid as well as the face Of the
Policy in case Of death during the Tontine
period.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-14
DEPARTURES.

WEDNESDAY,, July D.
Schr Manuokawai for Koolau
Ger bark Cerastes Tor Victoria, b {
Sohr Sarah & Eliza for kooau
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-14

Total premiums paid in IS years. Ss,I46. 90
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-14

Hence the Best Free Tontine "Ordi-
nary Life" Policy is One with a
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-14

Upon the New York State Standard Of la
per cent interest, the Surplus Is as
computed, $40, 4os,I7s.76.
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Total Undivided Surplus over
-Four per cent Reserve, SI6,3sS,S7s.76

OF which the proportion con.
lrbuied las computed) by
Policies in general class, Is S s,7aS,76f. 76
or which the proportion con.
lrtuied las computcdl by
Policies in Tonline class, Is Io,677,if4.oo
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wh., A., TO ne,

Tho symptoms Of biliousnesncss arc
unhapp.ly but too well known. They
differ in different; individuals 10 soine
extent. 4 bilious man is seldom Z
brcak!as, eater. Too frequent. alas. lie
has NJ, excellent, appetite for liquids hut
none FOR Eo.ids VI n morning. Ills
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time; II II Is not white and furresl.
II In rough. ut all events.
The digestive rys,cm Is wholly out Of
order and diarthea or constipation NAV
Ia II symptom or the two may alternate.
There are often hcmorrlolds o. even
loss Of b'cod. There may b. gitisiiness
and often headache and acidity OF natu.
lencc md tenderness IN the nit Of the
stomach. To correct all this II not ef-
feet cure try Green's August Flower.
1, cost but n triile and thousands attesl
its efficacy.
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e.r...H n.,s ns.x. al...

No busicr lmau can be found In ii,e-c
parts than Kit Carson. lie Is "n the
jump all the time. Like the wicked
lea YOU can, pat your 6ng~r on him.
lie Is iiric, he Is there. hc IN every
where. In the las; few days he has
been to Newcastle and Mcekcr. lie
jumpei into town Thursday for MI
hour. then he was OF for Aspen. lie
told the Ute Chief on the Gy that four.
horse iri.wcckly stage was established
between Newcastle and this point. and
In about ten daysa Mcckcr stage would
liz put on. by way Of R,hc erccs.-ticn.
wood Cte Chief.
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NOTICE..

We have secured the agency OF tie
s'udcbakcr Bros. Mfg. CO.. for Gar
field aud ltoutt counties. and will by the
18th Of November be prepared to fur
nisl anything that runs on wheels,
consisting of wagons, buggies and ear
ringes. Also agents for J. W. Kinsey
NCo.' S farming implements. We guar
an,ee you can save money by giving us a
call. HARP& WRIGHT.
Agency for Northwestern Colorado.
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As.,h., oI.ns :. ..A Tr.x-A,.

About three O'Clock on Friday morn
Ing Of last week n double murlrr was
committed In iiswIcy 4 Iscesr's saloon
At Glcnwood. Chester Baker. wrll.
known gambler got into dispute with
another gambler named Francis ~.
Smith. anil llaksr drcd three ~ four
sasass. killing. uos osty Smith. ~ asaa,
Jo.rph Matl,ison. who harp<ned 10 ts
In the salon NJ ti,e time. although hs
look no part In ilr disrusc. As Sn''l
had his gun out ut the time ~ the
shooting. Il Is generally thought TO bc q
rs.- of jnstifIabl- homicide.
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so,ic- for r~b,iea.s.n.

FsNNUVFFIVIs Al :
t,LrSwoop SrHiSGs. Colo, Nov. ". 1857.
NOTICE !. hcrriy given that the following
~ ra-fr,i -ctticr has filed notice Of hh I'M
tcu,lun tn make fnnI rr,cf In support NJ bis
the Register and ltcvciycr At 0beuwood
Springs, Coinnsdo. on Ih'ccRhFr -. isss, at no
ocicrk n. m. via: Thyriss A. Prinele, uf
H.. for the &c = ne \ fcc -. " Y NV Y ~, -
and ew Y sw 4 Sec u Tp y 4 RT " 9Th n.
Nc n.,mcs The fcllcwins wisnc.sc: I" Irvs
Of. sNtl lrud, viz: James X. Nanna. Joseph
kauuxc, ltobrrt A. Huntcr and walter
sprant,s. all Of Mcckcr. t,oln.
4. j. DxLAN. Register.
if,r-i rwh N"v 70 HAT Dcc q, iss:l
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NOTICE.

Having ceased ,o bc stockholders aud
officers of the White River l.anh. Live
Stock aud Irrigation company. notice 10
hereby given that We have no interest
IN and no connection with said com.
pany. either directly or indirectly, from
and after this date. November u. 1887.
WILLIAM +. SWEET.
lIESN 1InEwEH.
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ns,,rc tor p"s,,r.ss.s.

LAND OFHICE AT
c,r~vcvp sPnfNGS. Colo. Nov. u lns'.
N-OTiCE-Is hereby given thrt thu following
~ named settler hns As,si istJec ~ hts intern
.ii'r,. and that .Ah prof will II, made be-
fore tsc ltcEisicr and tirscivcr at ulcnwcssl
Springs. Colonr!.'. on tlcccu,,-.r ~. 1871. 81 n
O'Clock n. IN. VIZ: William Dalton, OF Nccker.
Cello. on his T.. r. u. =. Nh. eoi. q. !. H.. for
the y l. .w Il and q !, NV i scr ~ Tp =. RSs
" sth fN.
lie ra,ncs tho following witnesses to pruve
hts continuous residence ul~nn. and cultiS attan
of. s,ti land. Wig: Thomas A. PrinGis. James
Ncck"r. Colo. and James II. Gilmore II Glen
wood Springs. Colo.
Sd. nK1.AN. Rrgistcr.
First Pub Nov ip-1ast ncc -. 1851
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A Qiia fer Al.

In order To give all achancc to test Il.
and thus tc Convinced os It's wonderful
curative powers, Dr. Kings New Dis
covrTv for consumption. coughs aud
colds. will In. tor limited time. givcn
away. This offer Is not only liberal.
but shows untounied faith In The mer-
iix of this great remedy. All WIN suslcr
from coughs. colds. consumption. asth.
ma. bronchitis. or any affection os
throat. chest. or lungs. are especially re-.
questcd 10 call ut ans dru. store. and
gui trial bottle free. Large bottles 81.
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aeaevss Sses Ssssls.

M,s Ptsmhe Cheslcy, retes.oa. Gay
county. Iowa. tells tho following Te-
markAb!c story, the truth II which is
vcnchcd for by thn residents Of the
town: II rm now ~ years old. have
b~cn troubled with kidney cnsnpsaint
and lameness for many years: could not
drcs. inysclf without ls~ip. Now ! aua
free from all pain und soreness. and am
able TO do NIL my own i,ouS~work. ]
owe my thanks TO Electric Biitsrs for
having renewed my yoi,h. and removed
completely ,ii diseasc nnd pain" TRY
u bottle. .ac. AMI 81. nj any drug. store.
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Auer shs Battle.
YAxrA, Colo. Nov. q, 1857,

YANrA, Colo. Nov. q, 1851.
To the E,itor of The HERALD;
Tho election II over, And there Is
weeping and wailing and gnashlng OF
teeth among the inugwumps. They
tlont look 10 pleasant us they did before
elect but they know more.
1t Is said that too much support de-
feated one Of the prominent Demo
cratic candidates Of Yampa. "Jim." ."
kicker, the blonchO buster. the pugiiist
and tho Judge proved too heavy u load
for horse 10 carry In his first race.
The kicker has gunc To Hayden, 10 be
out Of sight We suppose. Jim IL going
10 California. and will abandon politics
for the present.
The pugiiist, parson and broncho-
buster will stay and live down their
grief and shame. The tiddlers ditto.
The second fiddler Is In favor Of electing
inen 70 Office who src competent. Why
didn't he ssy ~ two years seo!
Since our editor" sat on Jim, writing
posters Is his favorite amusement. His
fonr-eycd friend reads them, surprising
that people are simple enough TO bslieve
them. There Is where hc Is left.
inexperienced persons when gather
ing calves should Lc careful not 10 pull
them before they arc ripc. Go SLOW.
boys.
One of the Yampa candidates thinks
u pIlc-driver struck him or u house fell
on him. Neither. my dear fellow. Old
Tray got c.ubbesl fur being caught In
bad company. That Is what downcti
you my innocent friend.
OLD Ji.n -.,i down {" ~rot, p.-t-r.
While over th. hills r'.i, pusiils' and hu.i-r.
so lin -iurr-i his n.ish,-ors With all hi-
might.
VIM. y. and b. rus;!e, rii,rs IN tF"ai DAY
iisht.
A. We fsi..d Ia .nx oil Jim.
ii- t.aiIowe-i a~sy vita nj, h,. Nini.
The kickcrs kopriss slipped "a his feet.
And that. why 40 io>t the eslnty ssvt.
In yamI.s Nc have = splsibes t,oii.
Who uosild tho Justise ofbcr hsssa.
IN election day When the ,Oi~s were ioi'-.i
YA~ bay. rrss.i oa, the o.i snsn's sos,
Ths paysii.t went os-r In Williams Fork to
stestIsne-r foe Parnuis;
hut When the vote. were ss.,nsri ih~, In
Chorus .eosiis.i '-soi darn 'cn.''
Go To 'EN AGAiN. JI.
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N.ssss ~ r.s,,...,...

y JVAKVD =
(SLkNwoOD opSuN0e, Colo. Oct. II, lsU.. (
X triCg--Is kefuo1 given that the following.
N named rettilr ~ nlevi notic~ If hie intcis-
tios, to make aanl ggUM IN support II hia claim
essd TINT raId pgulH will bc made bcforp the
k<Fieser and kssslver At 0icnwuod sI,rinEs,
Colorado. On N(gx36er ~ "a. at 10 O'Clock
IT. r. X. q Gs e. Il H. s;sssss ;s1 K: Co cs!9 an n
\ tec !. ~ 4 = y sd n u - Z seo :, Tp I n.
He Masses ~ f114uwtng witnceeee IN pruve
his cuntinuouo g0Qedsa1Ce upon. and cultivation
", raid hnd. N: Thoe. ]. Little, Ocorrr
Jcsice, James ?, roua and A. J. 0rcrury. all Of
Ncckcf, CpeU.
y. !. Ds1.AN. Register.
lr'rsi t~,', Cs.t :..-ls.t Nov n. iss;l
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p@l.ers,.x Nasals.

Dcpaiving cattle Of their ho.us. or. ~
tho term Is applied. dehorning cattle. Is
trcom the rage In The cast. and Is grail.
ually taking root In tho west. II Is said
that ordinarily vicious cattle are rrm.
dcred comparatively harmless and ~
quiet rs sheep lv this process. and sccm
To thrive better.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26
Nsssse s.s Pshssras.es.

bssASU Ottlst At
&c gxWusDp ryripoa. c"l,. ovt. :. tsNs.
HUTtCE 10 hrrvsby 9ivcn that the fo,iowta9
~ M NH sestl~r tss mis>i pcs'-r ~ hts iusrts.
to.. IT, mskr anri tsouf ~ .up,nrt II HI. -isirn.
ami ihat esA JsrSd vii, hc made i-frrr tho
tois., IN Nuscsulrre =. tss.. Al 10 o'risrk =.
sn... Wis. Aii~rt 2. Nsmiall. 81 Nc~hcr. C",o..
e h,s '; .. = Ne =; Y. ~ ~; !; fSr the me- y
uc uamrs the following witnesses tn pruv~
HE cuniinsssts rsaidrucc upon. AMI c,,itisasto
e. ::h hnd. w: Ad.m smith. !, =. Ads"e
Neckes, Colo.
=. Drf.As. N~nisssr.
tFIrs prsb Ous is-la~i Nc, y. issTi
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Notice ter l.~b,seas,es.
LAND OFr1CR AT
ront, Ap,uf NCH. Cplp.. Oct. 10, IeN1

GLsxwooD srRiSGs, Colo, Oct 10. ise'. &
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the f,slow Ing
tsnt,on 10 make fnnl pr,of In support of his
cinim, and that said pry,of Will be nss.tc bcforr
the Register and Hccrivcr At Glcnwosi
o'clock a. M, via. Edward v. Kline. of
Meek,r. Colorado. on his +. y. u. 8. No; 40 Y.
I. 4. fur :hs IN nv !. So, G. =, TX; X Gs an" nc 4
He namcs the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upor, and cti'ttvftlou
s,f. saId land, viz: Clarence X sawyer. Jack
Chrisreprrr and William r. Modcit. all Of
Nrcker. Colo. and james n. Gilmore II Glen
81. DxLAN. Register.
Ir,sy. ~. c~' - irr' t',r . isvIi
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N.,s~s fer sp~si,ea,,...

GLxswooU egasSos Co'".. Oct. Z, Hs..
NUr1CH !. hsspA1 Rtvrn that the ss,llowius
~ named eittee h.a iils~i noticc ot HI. intcsi
tim to mako -! prucf In support Of his
sna krss.,er ard Receiver Mt Gicnwossi
spsings. Colcs.1ns q Noscmbss =. iss;. at io
Mccher, Colo, ~ NJ T.. D. y. No. an q. !. H.,
i.~ the > = ~ y ard ne v sw y st-c. e. TIP. I
n, u. DIV. 0k r. ~.
lie natner ~ fulloWinS witncascs tn prpvc
his cUuttnuos,o r9o31cyce upon, and cultivation
o9 aid land. Mai m. J. ". Thornton, Mary
q. Mootu, 4. b. man6ali and ". r. Murton, ali
of Aeckcr. Cp,u.
=. }. DRl.AN. Register
lFIrst Pub Ut M-lAes Nov -. is.l
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TAKEN Up.

At the ranch Of John Z. Schultz on
Picc.n nnce creek one black gcl,ling with
two white hind feet aud white stripe In
the face. clipped tail and branded L.
tazy + and + revcrscd) on left
shoulder. Owner can have the .anic
by pro,iag property.
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s.sss. s.r Puslseassss.

LAND 0HFICH At
0ssSwoOp HrNiSOs, Ceac.. Oct. Z. tee'.
NygrtCg-Js hcrrs,y stvcu thai the following
~ ,asar>i pcstlcr asa ALL nDetcc II hh tntcss-
ltnn 10 usake anal peuuf in support "e hts
tsc Kssis!rr esd t;SSsisss. z. y!:s.s.,,s !,
ocloch .. ~ yt; JOAN lAmms & ss:Sse.
!, nc !. and e u - 4 Nc -, ~ = ~
fN.
Nc nancs Tho fcliuwtn9 witnee.es Y pfose
hts exu1iipsSgspa ruoebeaCe upon, ay1 Guilty. nipn
ot. saH land, via: Eduund u. wass,n. Harry
q. Cjijp,oSu n. ". TpsNlinspn and Ucur3 u.
''''' ' y. J. Dx1.Ax, Register.
fyyrss Pub Ort lS-1Ast Nov 10. isS51
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node. ssr Pss,,s......

Gi.sawooo sssisos, Colo. INT, u. is-..i
NOT1Cu- AAlseV sivrH ,hst shc fs,sowin9
~ nswss1 > ttlef ~ tls,i rosk~ II hls intrsS.
tim to plakr ooal .prurf In support ~ hia
csalsH. and ti,a1 sah pNpf will h- WsAe isr.
snsr tho kszi.tee an Rrcr,vcr At GleuwUpl
krsiner. Csslu.. ~ NsSscsahcr m i~s, ae 10
O'Clock .. r,.. NJ: jamrr r. rs,i. ~ Hecker,
Cnis,.. q, his r. E u. q Na ia 4. I. H.. fns
r. I. ~. ~ = Il a. rr = l. aud ~ Isa"
lie nsh cs tLS 1et)DN ing Wfnc.-~~ tn pfv,sc
hts contin,rsis sRsoerNrr upon. Snd cultivation
~. eaki land. vint g1eornr Josrs. Jcn. y. 1'upt.
4. J. Grvspry - 3ons. l.itisc. al, IL Mscacr.
Colorado.
Z. }. bti..N. I,caister.
IrIrSt Pub t,cs 1t-lsst Nov n, Lw.l
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Co To 'EN AoAiS. JI.

George Wagner returned from Den.
yer I'hur,iav. Whils thcrs George
stumbled onto y scheme whereby he ~a.
Ircis 10 ieromr u Jay Gould before
long. We hops lie has the right bull
by the horns and just half of his
expectations will l., rcniis-d. To keep
UP with the ptoc-ssian George will pu,
ON isl.wcekly next week bc,wecn b~sc
md Ferguson.
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H~see0 GoV pO0eeeaeeO0s
LAND Ovv1Cg At
n...xnon sssisns rnin. No,. ls,

0Lsswoop sraisos, co,a.. Hov. u. isT.i
A'OTlCE-ia A~sra,y essrn ,.as tho fc,iowina
~ patrssi .rsil~S Aas dlrsi nostrr ut Bis lntrss-
risls. and that aid prsnf uiii - usa<,e h..
sosv tho Nrss.trr and krv~itrr. - 0t<nwssi
sprtnsp Coius~ss,. I'm !hsyrm''-! .: -. ~ 70
NV~hrr. Co,o.. IN ~. =. y. u. \. No. 81. U. J.
H., N,r thu " = nr y ssr = and y - y scr
., TIP . =. RT " 9Th -.
hts sunsinpsss rr~tirncr upr,u. and Csitts atbsst
NJ. aid land. via; Thomas A. rripric. J.-cye
ksuusr. 0lasrst A. Il.ntCr AMI walter
4 J. Ds1.AN. Rrxsstrr.
fvir~s ps,b Nov ls-isst 1bsc - 1sSsl
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May Mater.

There is nothing In the machinery
liz. nec,lcd moro in tins valley than n
hay balcr md II will be welcome news
iJ very one who owns n hay ranch 10
know that balcr Is now on the road IN.
Those having hay to bale can leave
orders with Simp Harp at the Afeckcr
hotel.
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Nsssee ese Psbebeatiso.
saSn nYvas-c At

0taxw0Oo . SrRiSos. Colo. Cv't. n. oSss.i
NYOT1CE IL hereby Eivcn that the following
N named settler h,,s nlcd no,icc cf his inscn-
rI.im. AMI that AM pryof will Be- madc bcfcsc
the Nrgistrr AMI ltcyciscr at Glcuwusl
Springs. COLORADO, on D.yemhcs IA l:s. a. 70
o!rl,nk A. M. VI. john u. pulvcr, Of Mcckcr.
Coio., ON his r. Z. d. 4. No. x7s. U. I. T.. ior
ihc : J. .w \; =. \ e. and ~ y nc y seS
irc name. the following witnc~~s " pfuvc
his cp0tinucssa rrsliCncr upon and Csiltivatfg
NJ said inud, viz: William ". Cav. J. ~.
Coir, r. A. rrinelc and Robert Mckee. all W
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We offer $500 reward for ilc recuN.
cry 81 caci, individual animal In tie
above brands. ar S.UtO reward Ia ssidi.
tion 10 the s3O.O offered by tic White
River Stock Growers Association. for
Information TINT will lead 10 the eoayic.
tlon Of II. thief OF thieves.
Yours Respectfully.
cssAx. 7. Lsnnxk0.
Prsssdsut.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

Commencing Monday. the 18th Of
November. George Wagner will run n
ui.wcckly stage between Mccxcr and
Ferguson. and rsc four-horsc teams. lf
he can get the mail contract lie will run
Il daily. Mr.. Wagner has also made ar.
's,ngcmcnts with Harry Piggott for nm
-nt,nv station aud s,ab,ins at tl,c :.s-
mile post. Jack Burnes will handle the
ieins. leaving here each Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday. and return the
days following.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26
s'tsy Drug sssre.

For drugs. medicines, paints, isDks,
stationery. fancy nnd toilet articles.
Held glasses. artists materials. musical
goods, ETC.. 0tc.. so or send Your oruera
to Dr. T.. Ssuvcr. liawlins. Wyoming.
and get the hest goods at lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26
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The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

Robert Crawford has sold his property
an East Main street 10 william Hal
Ioran. receiving 800 therefor. John
Gould Inns leased the place for year.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

Another brand has been added to
TuE HERALD roster by J. &. Adams
nn embryo cattle king. Ills range is on
Miller creek and Upper White.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26
Husnisare.

Furniture and housc-iurnisling goosls
Of all descriptions at J. W. llugus 4
&c. 8. nj bottom prices.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

". are informed that 4. W. Maxiicld.
%. l.itr creek. has sold his ranch for the
snug sum VI s5.OO. Mr.. Mnxiie'd Is
postmaster al iiiic. and his ranch Is
u :osi one. u, To soil as well ~ 10 locn.
Tim
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

What will Charley Smith say when he
wads the Denver News Of last Satur-
dayy \ Lcndvillc special gives an nc
coun, of his being murdered ut Glen.
w'-ol, and then gives brief biography
of his career. Needless To say Charley
Is very lively corpse. and that special
correspondent will I've on his list. and
when they meet the s. C. will not bc
nlissed
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

Anth.py Z. Weich and X. Z. John
M, are over FROM l.-advills this week
Ls,king over the country with view TO
taking M some coal land. They viii
ind more than they tan take up.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

The contest between y. Major md
ehri-. the barber. has bcrn compromised
satisfactorily to 10th parties. Chris
gets the ives, seventeen feet of Tho lot
In controversy. and deeds Mr. Major u
LOT In block 10 in. exchange. Chris
now has lis barber shop on his own
ground. and is I; running as Of ,orc.